The solar system is broken

However, compared to financial affordability, scientists mentioned something that writers care more about: resources.

The most important items in the classical period were bronze and wheat.

The most important things in the Middle Ages were war horses, iron, and logs (for shipbuilding).

The most important thing during the Renaissance was the saltpeter mine.

In the industrial era, coal, oil, and natural gas will seriously restrict the prosperity of this era.

In the later information age, the storage of rare elements such as aluminum ore and uranium ore would even determine the chips in a war.

Resource blockade is extremely disgusting. Technology has arrived, but resources are insufficient and people are stuck.

These are all innately unselectable.

But there is one thing that can make up for it: a large enough territory and a strong enough military.

The larger the territory, the greater the probability of obtaining it. But this is not absolute, because the beautiful country actually has a lot of resources, and it also needs to get oil from the Middle East, which has too many places to use.

This requires an army. If the handle of the knife is strong enough, then it is not yours. If you say it is, it must be.

It's just that in the classical era, this situation is not so obvious now.

Leader: Without warning, there will be no success. It’s a matter of resources...

General: I'll take care of it.

Leader: ...Actually, we don’t have to fight. We can build a city like Chaoge.

Scientist: What we are most lacking now is iron.

Scientist: We only have 2 bases of iron, military use reaches 1, and civilian use is seriously insufficient.

Economist: Actually, I need 3 irons to develop agriculture.

Economist: I also hope that leaders will consider the issue of iron ore.

The leader thought for a moment.

Leader: Goguryeo has a base of 1 iron, and Meng Yuan is a bit rubbish with only 0.5.

Leader: That’s a problem.

General: Meng Yuan Maduo.

Just when the war madmen began to think about how to obtain resources from the war.

[Voice of the World. Civilization begins to produce great men.]

leader:??

Great man? What is this?

General: I think a military strategist appeared on the panel, Sun Wu!

Leader: To increase the combat effectiveness of the army?

General: It doesn’t seem like it. It seems that a military rule is unlocked in advance.

Leader: Can you look at the conditions for producing a great man?

General: It seems to be accumulated through certain specific events.

It's roughly like this.

The design of this game is to appear in the form of five lines of intertwined development.

When a special time triggers the emergence of a great man, the great man can activate a special rapid stage in a certain field.

Like "Eureka" (Greek, OK, there's a way)

In other words, if you are committed to developing science and technology, the probability of scientists being produced will be significantly increased.

If you regularly create armies to fight wars, military strategists will appear in multiples.

Then a problem arises.

When a civilization makes outstanding achievements in one aspect, it will most likely produce an explosive period of great men.

The strong ones will be stronger when they have an explosive period, while the weak ones will stagnate without an explosive period, which means a gap will appear.

The ending is that machine guns sweep away bows and arrows, and tanks fight cavalry.

The cumulative gap is an absolute disaster.

So if you want to be a civilized person, fighting and killing is too barbaric.

Leader: Destroy Goguryeo first, then Mongolia.

General: Do you want to raise Gu?

Leader: No, we have to be fast, accurate and ruthless.

General: Why?

Leader: Use the most powerful military force to intimidate the surrounding areas and make the civilization in the dark fearful.

Leader: This battle must be beautiful.

War is no joke.

Although this is a game, from the current point of view, its degree of reality is still extraordinary.

If something goes wrong, it will be a big trouble.

But it is said that Goguryeo is in the northeast of Xianyang. It is blocked by mountains and a large river.

Goguryeo had a large city and a small city.

The big city of Seoul and the small city of Fanchuan.

The small town is close to Xianyang in a beautiful place with mountains and rivers. It can be regarded as a fortress and a transit point for trade with the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties.

There is no main road between Xianyang and Fanchuan, only small roads, making it difficult for people and horses to walk.

To say that it's a head-on fight, it's a bit of a no-brainer.

But it's not impossible.

On the northwest side of Goguryeo is the Mongol-Yuan Plateau. The terrain here is not only relatively flat, but also downhill. What's even better is that it can lead directly to Seoul. It is definitely an excellent main attack direction.

So the general proposed a plan to attack Guo on false roads.

First, trade with the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty and borrow passage matters, and then detour from the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty to Seoul.

After capturing Seoul, Xianyang and the expeditionary force jointly attacked Fanchuan.

This certainty will increase by more than 20%.

Don't underestimate the 20%. In military terms, a 10% certainty is worth the risk of annihilation of the entire army. If there is a 30% certainty, then the general will definitely tell his soldiers that victory is certain. As for why he doesn't attack far away and attack closely.

This leader is considering that they might unite.

Although the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty had a terrain advantage over Goguryeo, it lacked iron and armed cavalry.

The powerful Goguryeo has been seeking to encroach on the slopes of the Mongolian and Yuan Plateau. If the powerful Qin Dynasty breaks through the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties, it will be a disaster for Goguryeo to be condescending.

Therefore, it is very possible for two civilizations that are enemies of themselves to unite.

But it was different when he turned around and used the road to attack Goguryeo.

The Mongolian and Yuan Plateau still had terrain advantages, and even with the cavalry, Da Qin had no way of attacking the Mongolian Yuan when it held Seoul.

Moreover, the Meng Yuan could take this opportunity to make excessive demands, such as iron, to form the heavy cavalry they dreamed of.

The leader is actually not very worried about whether the opponent will rise after giving Iron to Meng Yuan.

Learn about the anti-cavalry.

Scientists have developed a series of large-scale weapons such as the Hundred Swordsman and the Trap Horse Trap, but they were concealed and built secretly by the scientists.

Da Qin's iron production plus Goguryeo's iron production were enough to form more than two anti-cavalry forces.

When the time comes, the cavalry will carry out large-scale penetration and encirclement, and the heavy-armed anti-cavalry will push forward directly.

It is all vain in the face of huge power.

But the most important thing is the first step, letting Meng Yuan take advantage of it.

As for this kind of open border thing, as long as the money is enough, there is basically no problem.

Leader: How long does it take from light cavalry to heavy cavalry.

General: One year at most.

Leader: In one year, we will have to face the more powerful Mongolian Yuan?

General: Yes, Your Majesty.

Leader: Then let He Lin (Meng Yuan) have no way to become stronger.

General: What can we do?

Leader: Economic trickery.

Economist: If you want to talk about this, I won’t be tired.

How can economists still not know what kind of family fortune Da Qin has? They are playing economic warfare.

It takes a lot of money at home to dare to do this.

Besides, everyone who knows about it knows that economic war generally hurts others and oneself.

Leader: Everything given out is mine, it’s just a matter of time.

Wealth is something you have the life to earn, but you may not have the life to spend it.

Leader: What I’m talking about is not economic war. What I want is killing two birds with one stone. I want both civilizations.

Four people: What kind of conspiracy is this?